Embodied [verb]
Definition of Embodied:
represent; materialize
Synonyms of Embodied:
Sentence/Example of Embodied:
All these results hint that the structures of living neural systems embody certain optimal solutions to the tasks they have taken on.
One of the biggest advances in 21st-century mathematics is an object called a “perfectoid space,” which embodies this perspective.
Asado, which means lit or roast, is a South American grilling tradition that embodies not just the meal, but also the family and friends you share it with.
The dream of nature is a psychedelic dream, suspended in time, where Anjelica, Florence, Jodie, and Susie embody four different ways of being a woman.
Franklin Avenue in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn is lined with restaurants that embody the city’s diverse, lively and fighting spirit.
The saga of Leonard Green and Prospect embodies a broader trend.
Pierre embodied the transmission and innovation that has always permeated the kitchens of the establishment.
She has embodied in her work a modern comprehension of old legends.
By this new species of shorthand we might have embodied this very article in half a dozen sprightly etchings!
The relative quantity of labor embodied in each object is the basis of its value.